Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-04

isfaetlon, or money refunded Price * cents
per box. For sale bv j. Eisenhnth.
| Another new advertisement in this
weeks Journal is that of j. w. Slower,
the popular grocer on Main street. He
believes in printers ink, and the result
is that he has n steadily increasing
| trade.
--MeSsrs. Harvey, Nrn and krebs,
three candidates who had not been in
this part of The county before made
their appearance in town on Tuesday
They no doubt thought "better late
than never"
FoR SALE.-The property Of John
SwarlZ, Sr., late Of Millheim, deceased.
situate on North street, is offered for
sale. Apply to or address
g. W. SwARTZ. Executor,
Lewistown, Pa.
Frank Sylyis, son of J. p. Sylvis,
left for Tenton. Canada, yesterday
morning. in search OF job. Geo. Syl-
Wis, his uncle, resides at that place and
Frank will not he entirely among
strangers.
THE steam threshinc machines are
beginning To make their rounds. On
last Saturday the one owned 10y
passed through town the traction
engine awakening the community by its
shrill whistle.
Read the executors sale notice of
Israel Vonada and Sam'. Wise, among
the legal advertisements. They will
offer the farm of the late jeremiah
Hoy, of near Madisonburg, at public
sale, Sept. 9th.
Last Saturdays tub race at Coburn
showed that there are some excellent
swimmers in that village. Only one
from this place, John Kerstetter, ,partic-
ipated in the races, and succeeded IN
winning the second prize.
GHEEN 6 SPIGELMYER'S
We have now in 1000 pair OF Shoes
from Is cts TO %, so. 75. 80 and $3.50.
Walk in, you must see them. Our last
arrival is & leader and will sell red hot.
Please make room for the ladies.
1t seems TO us that the boardwalks
in this borough would last good deal
longer but for that privileged animal
the town cow. 1t is no unfreqnent
sight to see dozen of them promenade
along on the sidewalks every day.
The soaking rain and swift wind
on Tuesday afternoon laid the oats and
corn fiat in many fields in the southern
portion of Penn township. The by
roads are washed out SO badly at some
places that they are almost impossible.
John Rishel, Esq, of Centre Hall,
candidate for associate judge, was In
town last Saturday TO shake the hands
of his democratic friends. Should Mr.
Risnel be nominated and elected he
will make good looking judge, to say
the least.
Rev. &. F. Deininger, of York Pa. ,
in letter to his brother, B. o. Dein-
/ niger, states that since his return home
he has been failing again in health ,hay
ing lost about 16 pounds. He thinks
he will have to retire permanently from
the ministerial work before very long.
News from headquarters give the
gross proceeds of the Reformed Ladies'
Mite Society festival at Aaronsburg
last Saturday at S6035, netting 1910
Considering that there were three fes-
tivals going on in this neighborhood at
the same time, this was remarkably
good.
On Saturday Mrs. Leyl Stoyer, of
Aaronsburg, sent the writer's family a
lot of delicious apples, with the donors
compliments. AS apples, and especial
| ly good apples, are very scarce this sea-
son the treat was highly appreciated by
the recipients, who return their best
thanks 10 the kind lady.
The residence of Adam Yearick
near Jacksonville, was destroyed by
fire last Saturday morning. All the
furniture, some of which was quite val
| liable, was burned and there was little
or no insurance on the movable goods.
The building was insured in the Penns
Valley company for 500.
For SALE-A half interest in the
Bonneville tannery will be sold between
August 1st and September lst. Every
thing IN complete running order. Good
| steamer. No fuel needed but tanbark.
Will he sold at reasonable figures. For
| further particulars call on or address
D. IT. MEYER. Bonneville, Pa
"A five year old child of Mr.. Con
do at Snow Shoe had miraculous es-
cape on Wednesday of last week. The
child was in the middle of the railroad
track, when train CT eleven cars
passed oyer it, without injuring the
child in the least. The little one SEEM
ed even not greatly frightened.
ANY person who wants paying
work as local or travelling agent fol
warranted nursery stock should apply
at once to JAS. E. Whitney, nursery
man, Rochester, N. Y. No experience
is necessary, and complete outfit IS fur
nished free. steady work the year round
and all stock warranted to he in good
condition. 26-12,